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Bill Designed to 'Spend Away' Inflation is REALLY Unpopular
According to a report by hotair.com, 88% of likely voters see the Democrats' "inflation reduction" package as B.S.
The bill, sponsored by progressive firebrand Chuck Schumer, closet Republican Joe Manchin, and infamous liberal Kyrsten Sinema, essentially is designed to "reduce" inflation--by raising it. In short, it's a bill designed to "spend away" inflation. READ MORE:
STUDY: Bidenflation is Starving Out Rural America
According to a recent analysis from Iowa State University, it is costing rural households $2,500 more a year to pay for gasoline than it did two years ago.
It is clear that inflation is affecting most upper, middle, and low-class Americans, but rural areas are experiencing the brunt of it due to high energy prices. READ MORE:
Paul Pelosi Pleads NOT GUILTY in DUI Case, Video Footage Hidden From Public
Paul and Nancy Pelosi, the Speaker of the House, are Northern, California royalty. Their world was rocked on the evening of May 28, 2022, when Paul Pelosi blew a stop sign and was t-boned by another vehicle.
Upon being questioned by the police, it was discovered that Paul Pelosi had slurred speech, and red, watery eyes, and after several field sobriety tests (failing each one) he was promptly on suspicion of DUI. READ MORE:
SCOTT: Racism Is Not The Answer To Inequality
Ray Smith writing in a Wall Street Journal report pointed out that "diverse groups" of Hispanic and black American workers make up large portions of low-wage workers, and that within America's c-suites (or 'executive class') diversity is lacking.
According to the report, over three-quarters of the Hispanic and black population works an hourly job handling production and customer service compared to only 58% of white workers filling similar roles. This, of course, means that America's c-sites are disproportionately filled with "white" employees. READ MORE:
By Project Promoting Radical Gender Ideology
50 schools nationwide provided grants by the “It Gets Better Project” that submitted project proposals. The organization said the grants were created via customer donations from American Eagle customers during Pride Month 2021.
Maine-based Cape Elizabeth High School received $10,000 to create a film that will educate teachers and students on to be more inclusive and use proper pronouns. READ MORE:
NOAH YATES Launches daily motivational with the Reformation Times: "Good Morning Friends"
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